Curated collection of scripts I have written or discovered (rare) in the last few years, most of which are independent standalone programs (no build config, separate files... — hence the "plain"). The monorepo strategy was chosen for this reason, and to avoid maintaining scattered gists and snippets across the web.
General notes:
- quality, code style and localization will vary significantly from file to file
- system dependencies are not always checked
- most installable scripts will point to
~/.local/scriptsfor convention - some configurations are stored inside the scripts themselves
- some scripts don't even have usage info
For more information, see the README for each respective directory and the source of each script; not all files are documented.
It's advisable to clone the repository to ~/.local/scripts (or other locations, and making a symlink right after); I chose it to avoid littering my home or other places intended for different purposes.
With the following snippet, it's possible to avoid cloning the entire repository while also keeping your local files synchronized through git pull:
git clone --depth 1 [--branch bb] --no-checkout url
cd repo
for p in "${repo_paths[@]}":
git sparse-checkout set "$p"
git checkout [bb]Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.